Economist Frances Coppola struggles to find a positive in the mini-budget. 'The first thing we've seen is a pretty massive sell off in the pound because the international market doesn't like our currency anymore, they think it is going to inflate.' casawary bird @casawarybird tweeted 'Fantastic prog this morning.Thank you. Can you come up with a new slogan instead of The Poor (which isn't useful & is an untrue representation of inequality) Need to change the onus. eg 'The Rich & the...
Read More »The People’s Quantitative Easing – with Frances Coppola
Frances Coppola is a former banker, an economist, and blogger who wrote a book called 'The Case for People's QE', which you can buy here: https://www.wiley.com/en-gb/The+Case+For+People's+Quantitative+Easing-p-9781509531301 We chatted about the book and about monetary policy in-depth.
Read More »Lead-Lag Live: Cutting Taxes Could Stop Inflation With Frances Coppola
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Read More »The Blind Spot | Episode 3: From Scottish free banking to Voyager crypto (w/Frances Coppola)
In this episode we are joined by Frances Coppola, a noted freelance commentator on financial markets and crypto, to discuss the failure of crypto lender Voyager. We also ponder what Scotland can learn from the failings of major stablecoins. 2:45 - the crypto collapse chronology 6:30 - Three Arrows 10:00 - Is it 1907 or 1996 in crypto 13:00 - How Sam-Bankman Fried is the new JP Morgan. 18:30 - Nothing new under the sun 21:00 - Crypto's one utility is being a financial flight simulator...
Read More »Can Europe’s Economy Handle Russian Sanctions? | Frances Coppola
Frances Coppola, Economist, Author & banking expert, joins Forward Guidance to give an update on how the West's new sanctions on Russia are playing out. Coppola explains how key commodities such as Russian natural gas and oil continue to flow to Western countries, and she makes an impassioned case for why a ban on Russian energy is necessary to thwart the imperial ambitions of Russian President Vladimir Putin. -- Follow Frances Coppola on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Frances_Coppola...
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How money actually works with Frances Coppola
Frances Coppola is the author of "The Case for People's Quantitative Easing" and she really understands the inner plumbing of the financial system. As a Bitcoiner, I'm always trying to learn more about how money works. Frances has been very helpful on Twitter, explaining complex concepts to me. I'm excited to dig into it with her at a 101 and maybe a more advanced level.
Read More »Ep 190- Monetary Economics Masterclass ft. Frances Coppola with Srivatsan Prakash
Frances Coppola is one of the foremost speakers on monetary policy, lending, bitcoin, currencies and more! Here she discusses how she got into monetary economics from being an opera singer, whether bank reserves matter, what happens to inflation and rates, bitcoin and more!
Read More »Frances Coppola: Inflation, the ECB’s Unique Monetary Policy, and the Outlook for Eurozone Economy
On this episode of Inside The Markets, StockPulse.com sits down with Frances Coppola, an independent economics writer at Coppola Comment. Frances used to work for banks. Now she writes about them, as well as economics and finance. Her work is regularly featured on the Financial Time's Alphaville blog, and has also been quoted in The Economist, the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and The Guardian, as well as the BBC. In this episode of ITM, she breaks down the ECB's unique monetary...
Read More »Reading Frances Coppola: Central Banks Can Fight Climate Change [Macropiece Theater, Ep. 173]
Corporate QE amounts to a subsidy to large corporations, corporations that use the money to buy back shares and give big bonuses to executives. It would be far better for central banks to support small businesses and new ventures, particularly those pursuing solutions to climate change. A reading, by Emil Kalinowski. ----------WHO---------- Frances Coppola, author of the 2019 book "The Case For People's Quantitative Easing", is a financial writer and blogger who appears regularly...
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